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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Texas · page 17

Ranks 801–850 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Texas. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
801	OWENS INT	HOUSTON, TX	ALIEF ISD	809	60	7.4%
802	CINCO RANCH J H	KATY, TX	KATY ISD	1,455	108	7.4%
803	BRUCE J H	GILMER, TX	GILMER ISD	419	31	7.4%
804	RATHER L H	BONHAM, TX	BONHAM ISD	271	20	7.4%
805	EAST CHAMBERS J H	WINNIE, TX	EAST CHAMBERS ISD	366	27	7.4%
806	COLLINS INT	THE WOODLANDS, TX	CONROE ISD	719	53	7.4%
807	MARSHALL KENDRICK MIDDLE	PASADENA, TX	PASADENA ISD	652	48	7.4%
808	CROSS TIMBERS MIDDLE	GRAPEVINE, TX	GRAPEVINE-COLLEYVILLE ISD	820	60	7.3%
809	SCHIMELPFENIG MIDDLE	PLANO, TX	PLANO ISD	826	60	7.3%
810	HAMBRICK MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	ALDINE ISD	965	70	7.3%
811	SARTARTIA MIDDLE	SUGAR LAND, TX	FORT BEND ISD	1,365	99	7.3%
812	CHISHOLM TRAIL MIDDLE	ROUND ROCK, TX	ROUND ROCK ISD	718	52	7.2%
813	STOVALL MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	ALDINE ISD	1,039	75	7.2%
814	GRAND LAKES J H	TOMBALL, TX	TOMBALL ISD	1,015	73	7.2%
815	CROCKETT MIDDLE	IRVING, TX	IRVING ISD	754	54	7.2%
816	IDEA HIDDEN MEADOW COLLEGE PREPARATORY	SAN ANTONIO, TX	IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS	336	24	7.1%
817	DETROIT J H	DETROIT, TX	DETROIT ISD	112	8	7.1%
818	LA GRANGE MIDDLE	LA GRANGE, TX	LA GRANGE ISD	309	22	7.1%
819	KRUEGER MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTH EAST ISD	857	61	7.1%
820	RODGER & ELLEN BECK J H	KATY, TX	KATY ISD	1,239	88	7.1%
821	LA PORTE J H	LA PORTE, TX	LA PORTE ISD	563	40	7.1%
822	CREEKSIDE INT	LEAGUE CITY, TX	CLEAR CREEK ISD	917	65	7.1%
823	VALE MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	846	60	7.1%
824	HOGG MIDDLE	HOUSTON, TX	HOUSTON ISD	1,161	82	7.1%
825	MENDEZ MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	AUSTIN ISD	199	14	7.0%
826	FRANKSTON MIDDLE	FRANKSTON, TX	FRANKSTON ISD	171	12	7.0%
827	BEDICHEK MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	AUSTIN ISD	671	47	7.0%
828	HARPOOL MIDDLE	LANTANA, TX	DENTON ISD	860	60	7.0%
829	WEBB MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	AUSTIN ISD	502	35	7.0%
830	WHITE OAK MIDDLE	PORTER, TX	NEW CANEY ISD	833	58	7.0%
831	RUDDER MIDDLE	SAN ANTONIO, TX	NORTHSIDE ISD	961	66	6.9%
832	GILBERT GERDES J H	LULING, TX	LULING ISD	306	21	6.9%
833	TOMBALL J H	TOMBALL, TX	TOMBALL ISD	948	65	6.9%
834	LAKE BELTON MIDDLE	TEMPLE, TX	BELTON ISD	803	55	6.8%
835	BARBERS HILL MIDDLE SOUTH	MONT BELVIEU, TX	BARBERS HILL ISD	587	40	6.8%
836	LIVINGSTON J H	LIVINGSTON, TX	LIVINGSTON ISD	901	61	6.8%
837	SWEETWATER MIDDLE	SWEETWATER, TX	SWEETWATER ISD	372	25	6.7%
838	NORTH RIDGE MIDDLE	NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TX	BIRDVILLE ISD	662	44	6.7%
839	SEALY J H	SEALY, TX	SEALY ISD	664	44	6.6%
840	RICHARDSON MIDDLE	EL PASO, TX	EL PASO ISD	758	50	6.6%
841	BROWNSBORO J H	BROWNSBORO, TX	BROWNSBORO ISD	395	26	6.6%
842	HALLETTSVILLE J H	HALLETTSVILLE, TX	HALLETTSVILLE ISD	305	20	6.6%
843	IDEA MESQUITE HILLS COLLEGE PREPARATORY	EL PASO, TX	IDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS	352	23	6.5%
844	GODDARD J H	MIDLAND, TX	MIDLAND ISD	1,210	79	6.5%
845	BUFFALO J H	BUFFALO, TX	BUFFALO ISD	414	27	6.5%
846	DRISCOLL MIDDLE	CORPUS CHRISTI, TX	CORPUS CHRISTI ISD	524	34	6.5%
847	LIVELY MIDDLE	AUSTIN, TX	AUSTIN ISD	910	59	6.5%
848	CROSS ROADS J H	MALAKOFF, TX	CROSS ROADS ISD	108	7	6.5%
849	DEL VALLE MIDDLE	DEL VALLE, TX	DEL VALLE ISD	895	58	6.5%
850	WATAUGA MIDDLE	WATAUGA, TX	BIRDVILLE ISD	572	37	6.5%

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